PinnedPublished inWrite A CatalystMy Mother, the Most Selfish Woman in the WorldMy mother was one of those women who lived solely for herself. While other children enjoyed chocolate for breakfast, I often ate leftovers…Dec 12, 2024A response icon135Dec 12, 2024A response icon135
PinnedPublished inWrite A CatalystThe Moment I Knew My Life Was a LieSome truths don’t set you free, they destroy everything you thought you knew.Mar 13A response icon5Mar 13A response icon5
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The House We Never Returned ToWhen I was ten years old, we lived in a small house at the end of a quiet street. The paint on the walls was peeling, and the roof leaked…Jul 2Jul 2
The First Friend I LostWhen I was a child, I had a friend named Bilal. He was the first real friend I ever made.Jul 2Jul 2
Published inWrite A CatalystMy Father, the Most Useless Man I Ever KnewWhen I was young, I thought my father was the most useless man in the world.Jul 1A response icon2Jul 1A response icon2
The Angel Who Looked Like a BeggarIt was a cold evening. People rushed through the streets, trying to get home before the rain. Everyone wore warm coats. Some held hot tea…Jul 1Jul 1
Published inWrite A CatalystThe Ghost Is Being WatchedA strange night when the ghost wasn’t aloneJun 15Jun 15
Published inWrite A CatalystWhy Corporate Farming Is Bad for SindhA simple story of Gul and his landMay 31May 31
Published inWrite A CatalystLions Lead the Wild, Not the WorldWhy true leadership is not about power but serviceMay 14May 14
